Kantianism, Intercultural Differences, and Attitudes Toward Organ Donation Among First-Year Nursing Students

Marcin Muża; Paweł Radkowski; Łukasz Grabarczyk

doi:10.12659/MSM.950445

04 March 2026 : Clinical Research

Kantianism, Intercultural Differences, and Attitudes Toward Organ Donation Among First-Year Nursing Students

Marcin Muża

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DOI: 10.12659/MSM.950445

Med Sci Monit 2026; 32:e950445

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Table 2 Correlations between results of the Light Triad Scale (LTS) and the 3 questions concerning ethical aspects of intensive care (Spearman rho and P value). Analysis performed jointly for all study participants (n=82).

	Each patien should be intensively treated…	I would like to be an organ donor...	Brain death does not exist	LTS Kantianism	LTS humanism
	rho=−0.118p=0.290	rho=−0.036p=0.746	rho=−0.106p=0.345	rho=0.551p<0.001^*	rho=0.459p<0.001^*
	rho=−0.092p=0.746	rho=−0.015p=0.895	rho=−0.118p=0.292	rho=0.443p<0.001^*
	rho=−0.165p=0.140	rho=0.088p=0.432	rho=−0.283p=0.010^*
	rho=0.099p=0.374	rho=0.038p=0.736
	rho=−0.375p<0.001^*
^* Statistically significant difference (p LTS – Light Triad Scale.

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